Travel & Unique Destinations

Choose the adjective, adverb, intensifier, or adjective-preposition combination that best completes each travel sentence.

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Question 1

The coastal train offers _____ views of cliffs that cannot be seen from the road.

Options: spectacular, spectacularly, spectacle

Question 2

Despite the rough sea, the captain brought the ferry _____ into the harbour.

Options: smooth, smoothly, smoothness

Question 3

After a quiet night in the mountain hut, we felt completely _____.

Options: refreshingly, refresh, refreshed

Question 4

When her suitcase failed to arrive, Lena checked the empty baggage belt _____ again and again.

Options: anxiety, anxiously, anxious

Question 5

_____, a station employee found my passport before the train departed.

Options: Fortunate, Fortune, Fortunately

Question 6

The museum guide described the restoration _____, so even the technical details were easy to follow.

Options: remarkably clearly, remarkable clearly, remarkably clear

Question 7

The rail company has _____ introduced dedicated quiet carriages on its overnight services.

Options: recent, recently, recency

Question 8

We were disappointed _____ the quality of the room after reading such positive reviews.

Options: for, of, with

Question 9

Several passengers were afraid _____ flying through the approaching storm.

Options: of, for, with

Question 10

At dawn, the air outside the tent was _____ freezing.

Options: very, absolutely, rather

Question 11

After the gentle walk around the old town, we were _____ but certainly not exhausted.

Options: absolutely exhausted, tiredly, quite tired

Question 12

Our guesthouse is _____ the old town, so we can walk to the main sights.

Options: near, nearly, nearby

Question 13

Our flight arrived _____, so we missed the last airport bus.

Options: lately, late, lateness

Question 14

We _____ missed the last train, but the driver kept the doors open for a few extra seconds.

Options: near, nearby, nearly

Practise Travel & Unique Destinations with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 14 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.

Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Travel & Unique Destinations in everyday English.

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